Plaques Unscramble word

plaques is a Scrabble word, plaques uses Seven letters.
Scrabble point value for plaques Eighteen points.
Words with Friends point value for plaques: Eighteen points.

Below are the results of unscrambling plaques. We found a total of 176 words by unscrambling the letters in plaques.

6 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in plaques

5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in plaques

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in plaques

ales 4 alps 6 apes 6 apse 6 apus 6 elsa 4 esau 4 laps 6 lase 4 laus 4 leap 6 leas 4 lepa 6 lues 4 lupe 6 pale 6 pals 6 pase 6 paul 6 peal 6 peas 6 pelu 6 pesa 6 peul 6 plea 6 plus 6 pule 6 puls 6 quae 13 qual 13 ques 13 sale 4 salp 6 saul 4 seal 4 slae 4 slap 6 slue 4 slup 6 spae 6 spue 6 sula 4 supa 6 supe 6 upas 6 upla 6

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in plaques

aeq 12 aes 3 ale 3 alp 5 als 3 ape 5 apl 5 ase 3 asp 5 aul 3 aus 3 eau 3 ela 3 els 3 epa 5 esp 5 esq 12 esu 3 lap 5 las 3 lea 3 lep 5 les 3 leu 3 lue 3 pal 5 pas 5 pau 5 pea 5 pes 5 plu 5 pua 5 pul 5 pus 5 qua 12 que 12 sae 3 sal 3 sap 5 sau 3 sea 3 sel 3 sep 5 seq 12 sla 3 spa 5 spl 5 sue 3 sup 5 suq 12 ula 3 ule 3 ups 5 usa 3 use 3

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in plaques

ae 2 al 2 ap 4 aq 11 as 2 ea 2 el 2 ep 4 eq 11 es 2 eu 2 la 2 le 2 lp 4 ls 2 lu 2 pa 4 pe 4 pl 4 pq 13 ps 4 pu 4 qe 11 ql 11 qp 13 qs 11 qu 11 sa 2 se 2 sl 2 sp 4 sq 11 su 2 up 4 us 2

Definitions of plaques

British English : plaque A plaque is a flat piece of metal or wood, which is fixed to a wall or monument in memory of a person or event.A plaque was placed at the scene of the accident.plæk; plɑːk NOUN

noun

  1. an ornamental or commemorative inscribed tablet or plate of porcelain, wood, etc
  2. a small flat brooch or badge, as of a club, etc
  3. (pathology ) any small abnormal patch on or within the body, such as the typical lesion of psoriasis
  4. short for dental plaque
  5. (bacteriology ) a clear area within a bacterial or tissue culture caused by localized destruction of the cells by a bacteriophage or other virus